Public Dev Hub Website Shipped

Launch scope

The public website now has a clear front door: homepage, dev blog, systems page, and supporting information pages. The goal was practical communication, not a placeholder marketing shell.

Navigation now routes visitors from project overview directly into playable and technical surfaces.

• Homepage introduces the project and entry points.
• Blog archive provides milestone chronology.
• About and support pages clarify context and contribution paths.

Integration with active build workflow

The dev hub links are aligned to the current runtime and tooling pages so updates are not isolated from the actual product. This keeps documentation and execution paths closer together.

The site structure was also set up to scale as additional systems and tools become public.

• Play and system links point to actively maintained pages.
• Shared navigation is consistent across the site.
• Page layout supports future expansion without rework.

What this unlocks next

With the hub in place, updates can ship as small incremental entries while preserving context for readers. This creates a sustainable public progress cadence.

It also gives a stable location for roadmap and validation reporting.

• Cleaner release communication for each milestone.
• Better discoverability of technical deep dives.
• Foundation for richer community-facing tooling updates.

Next Steps